Penitentiary finances praised by Santa Fe board
F H Pierce reported to Las Vegas that the territorial penitentiary shows a strong financial position under Supt. Hursum. He cited about $34,000 credit including $19,000 due from maintenance funds and nearly $100,000 in improvements largely paid for by convict labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Pierce
Territorial Penitentiary Board
Las Vegas
Santa Fe
Penitentiary Board
Pierce
Hursum
Bursum
Coal Discovery in Deer Creek Basin
John Masning, a Deer Creek farmer, confirms a five foot coal vein opened in the lower Deer Creek field by the Saddle Mountain hopper company. The vein is sufficiently opened to be mined in sizeable quantities and hauled by wagon to Saddle Mountain carp. The coal is high quality and the vein promises notable output, though officials say its full importance is not yet realized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Masning
Deer Creek
Saddle Mountain
Saddle Mountain coal plans and of fstream mining expansion
The Saddle Mountain company pushes development of the Duer creek field with a plan for a narrow gauge line from the mines to Ter creek, and an electric railway to haul coal. This boosts the company’s copper property interests, with ore shipments and plans for concentrating plants. Arizona’s diversified resources are cited as justification for inland development through the Ari gona Exploration & Development company, formed to exploit fields and assist mining properties in Globe district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saddle Mountain Company
Duer Creek
Saddle Mountain Mining Company
Allona & Eastern Survey
Atention
Arigona Exploration & Development Company
Globe District
Arizona
Social Evil Debate Prompted by City Council Talk
Fragmented account from an Albuquerque area column recalls a quarrel between a Close Observer and a Scribe over remarks on social evil and the city council. The piece tethers to church opposition to vice, street standards, and hints at civic action. Also includes a testimonial praising Electric Bitters for kidney pain and general health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise
Railroad Avenue
Albuquernne
Classified Ads Littered With Local Names and Offers
The Citizen prints a dense jumble of want ads and notices listing professionals such as A L Morgan builder clerk and contractor, H W S Otero US Court Commissioner, beauty culture by Mrs Helena Leonard, accountants, lawyers, and physicians. Numerous rental sale and trade offers fill the page, including real estate, livestock, machinery, and job notices. Names like Maynard Gunsi, J W McQuade, T L MeSpadden, and Dr Kraft appear alongside Albuquerque street addresses and miscellaneous services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fifth
Maynard Gunsi
Golf Avenue
John MM. Moore
North Walter
Coronado Place
T. L. MeSpadden
South Broadway
West Haca Avenue
West
Lead Avenue
Sultan Chooses New Wife Amid Harem Ceremonies
Abdul Hamid, celebrating his 40th wife, selects a new consort annually. The process begins with applicants aged around 35, narrowed by harem attendants, and finalized in the drawing rooms near the harem. The chosen wife receives a lace handkerchief as a proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abdul Hamid
Abdul
Nalide
Jia
Abdu
Oie
Abdul Hamid Boochimedie Effendi
Lletto
Forest Reserve Plan for Eastern New Mexico Mountain Range
A forest reserve proposal covers the eastern New Mexico mountains in Chavez and Eddy counties. George Tracy and R R Reynolds led a surveying party starting January 1 to map the area and prepare a government report. The plan would protect timber, limit animal grazing, and require annual payments per head for cattle and smaller per head fees for goats and sheep. Rangers would supervise the reserve and prohibit cutting without permission, with allowances for established settlers’ claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tracy
Sunny
Inepadior
R.R. Reynolds
Chavez
Eddy
New Mexico
Raypolits
Dalna
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Citizen
The
Citizen Publishing Company
Eter
Romig
Albuquerqu
Lanvclated
Proce
Pr Mall
Colorado
Deer Creek Basin
Globe! Silver Belt
American ‘Copper Company
Five Points Company
Philippines
W. M. Sherman
Cushing
Price
Bec
B. H. Briggs & Co
Alvarado Pharmacy
First
Gold
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
A. L. Morgan
7Th Second Street
Albuquer
K. D. Maddizon
Miro
W. B. Childers
West Colt Avenue
Land Matters
H. W. S. Otero
United States Court Commissione
Silver Avenue
Toon
M. Helena Leonard
Parisian Institute
New York City
Weat
Gold Avenue
SPERT
H. Browne
South Second Street
Albuquerque
N. M
Rose Rbi Ako d ‘ Eee
Eta Iyear Hepgoods (Inc
Brain Brokera
Chemical Building
Montoya
North High Street
J. A. Alexander
Albuquermie
Chicago
Vals County
Lake Net
Kuliman Co
Atlas Block
Fairbanks Mors
Enauire J. W. McQuade
Schumaker
T. J. MeSpadden
A& Reed
T. L. McSpadden
Bargarigain
F. L. McSpadden
East
Coal Avenue
S.a
N. Peach & Co
McSpadden
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Household Loan CO
Grant
West Railroad Ave
Postoffice
North Fifth Street
Porterfield CO
West Gold Avenue
J. E. Kraft
Grant Block
Golden Rule Dry Goods Company
Edmund J. Alger
A. L. Mahaffey
M. D
Whiting Building
Vann
R. L. Hust
N. T. Armijo
W. G. Shadrach
Santa Fe Coast Office
Rs. W. H
J. B. Nusbaum
Port NX
North Broadway
Td. Meque
Ciriiculars
Bom
T. Mespadden
Physicians and Surgeons
Hickox & Maynard's
Colo
Bernard S. Rodey
Albuquerué N.M
United State Land
Ia M. Bona
F Street N. W
Washington, D.C
Albuquerque, N. MM
First National Bank
W. Dobson
Cromwell Block
F. W. Spencer
W. O. Wallingford
Barnett
Sultan
New Mesco
Montezuma Trust Co
Albuquerque, New Mexico
the Bank of Commerce of
Solomon Luna
W. J. Strickler
W. P. and
Cashier
W. J. Johnson
Asst
Wm. McIntosh
J. C. Baldridge
A. M. Blackwell
George Arnot
C. E. Cromwell
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fery
Albuquerque, N. M
Joshua S. Rayno
M. W. Flournoy
Frank McKee
R. A. Frost, H. F. Raynolds
LDS
Vee Waves
Verses
U.S. Depository
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
the State National Bank of
D. N. Marron
Wm. Farr
L. B. Putney
Southwest
Raiseoad Avenue
Albuquerue, N. M
Meads
B. Ruppe
Bank OF Commerce
Railroad Ave
Lambi Sherman-Williams
First Street
Siena
Albuguergue
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